Extract to current directory.
tar -zxf yourtarball.tgz
Extract to a different target directory.
tar -C ~/owndirectory -zxf yourtarball.tgz
Monday, January 23, 2012
How to extract tar ball (tar.gz, tgz) using command line?
If you have a tgz or a tar.gz archive, you may use the following to extract its files using command line interface.
Extract to current directory.
Extract to a different target directory.
Extract to current directory.
Extract to a different target directory.
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